Kodak PixPro AZ401

Inexpensive. Long zoom range. Uses AA batteries.

Slow, inconsistent focus. Image quality suffers at moderate ISOs. Short battery life. Ineffective image stabilization. Video limited to 720p. Omits Wi-Fi.

The Kodak Pixpro AZ401 is a siren, luring you into shore with a low price and intense zoom range. But don't be fooled by its song. Image quality isn't great, and while it offers a lot of zoom power, you'll find it very hard to frame shots at 40x given...

light weight and compact, very basic but for what i want it for its great.

Nice size grip makes it easy to hold with 1 hand

The camera runs on 4 AA batteries and would be better if it had a rechargeable battery pack.

Easy to use

Very short life on batteries.

Great for starting with. Not too fiddly. Instructions easily accessible online for some of the advanced settings. Really happy with the photos I've snapped so far.

Would be improved if it had a view finder, a better macro setting and a bag. But for the price I wouldn't have expected that. I'm very happy with it

Bought it for my daughter who wanted a proper looking camera, it fits the bill. The main functions are nice and easy to use and get to grips with straight away.

The lens cap doesn't fit properly quite often falls off in the bag, so make sure you buy a purpose built camera bag with a soft lining.

This camera is easy to use on the auto settings while you get used to the other settings. Photos are brilliant quality.

Nothing yet

Price

Nothing is included so you'll need to buy rechargeable batteries and charger, leads to connect to laptop, case and you even have to download your own instruction manual!

ease of taking photos

you cant take photos unless you spend more money. it like buying a car and then spending extra on the engine